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Looking to get clear on the best AI happenings in London this month?
Here’s our pick. We like the ones that are a bit more creative, or human.
Hopefully you agree.
November 10–11, Here East, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London E15 2GW
A growing industry event for games professionals exploring how artificial intelligence is being used across game development and the wider business. The programme covers emerging trends, research breakthroughs, practical case studies and new tools, with expanded opportunities for networking, collaboration and demonstrations from across the sector.
November 13–14, University College London, UCL East, London E20 2AF
The Art and Science of Creative AI symposium offers an initial survey of current research, practice and debate in the field. It reflects UCL’s ambition to bring together artistic and scientific communities to examine the development of AI through the lens of creative and artistic innovation. The event is facilitated by the UCL Network for Creative AI, a community of researchers bringing together expertise from across UCL.
November 20, Queen Elizabeth II Centre, Broad Sanctuary, London SW1P 3EE
GenAI leaders, experts and innovators come together to explore how generative AI is reshaping business, work and creativity. The conference focuses on practical insights, real-world case studies and open discussion around the opportunities, challenges and emerging applications defining the next phase of AI adoption.
November 7–8, IET London, 2 Savoy Place, London WC2R 0BL
Following its debut in Mallorca, the AI Movie Awards comes to London, bringing together filmmakers, artists and technologists exploring AI-powered storytelling. The event spans film, moving image, visual art, advertising and music, celebrating a new generation of creators pushing the boundaries of imagination, technology and visual culture.
November 11, BFI Southbank, Belvedere Rd, London SE1 8XT
An immersive event exploring how AI is reshaping the creative industries. Across three parallel streams, attendees can explore creativity, practical applications and technical innovation through keynote talks, panel discussions, live demonstrations and case studies focused on the technologies and ideas influencing the future of creative work.